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The 2010 Michigan NCRC Conference
October 21 and 22, 2010
Lexington Lansing Hotel (formerly the Sheraton)
Lansing, MI
The cost for the conference (before October 1) is $99 for a single day or $149 for both days. Late registration (October 1 and after) is $129 for a single day or $199 for both days.
The hotel rate is $89 per night plus taxes, etc. This special hotel block pricing will end September 20th.
Speakers
We are once again honored to have a fabulous line-up of speakers for our conference. This year we will feature:
- Jennifer McNelly, Senior Vice President, The Manufacturing Institute
- Dr. Lisa Vosper, Associate Commissioner for Workforce Education & Training, Louisiana Board of Regents
- Paul Scianna, Assistant Vice President Business Development, Workforce Development Division, ACT, Inc.
- Bill Guest, Executive Director, National CRC Advocates
You'll also get the chance to earn your NCRC at the conference - free of charge! Find out more and see the Tentative Agenda using the links at the top of this page.
Why Should I Attend? This is the largest and most comprehensive conference of its kind. It is the only event focused on implementation of the NCRC. Learn how and why the NCRC is important in education, training, employment and more.
Who Should Attend? K-12/CTE Educators, Employers, Community College Staff, Michigan Works! staff, Economic Developers, Human Resource professionals, Training Coordinators, Education/Training Policy Leaders
Conference Tracks
• Employers and people who work with employers—This track will focus on practices or programs that increase employer engagement, grow the demand for certificates and/or case studies which demonstrate ROI data.
• Educators (K-12, CTE, Community Colleges, Workforce programs)—This track will focus on practices or programs that build the skills of the workforce, provide learning models and/or preparation for competency-based credentials.
• Workforce Development—This track will focus on practices and programs that provide information, implementation and engagement in the Michigan Works! system. Showcase how your organization uses the NCRC to develop foundational skills, coach job seekers, engage employers, design progression models, etc.
• General—This track will focus on two areas; presentation for attendees who are new to NCRC and implementation strategies that are beneficial to a broad audience. Share what’s working and lessons learned.
CLICK HERE for a printable flyer about the conference.
If you have questions, please contact a member of the committee:
Ann Stanton: (586) 498-4118, or stantona@macomb.edu
Cindy Leyrer: (517) 244-1338, or cleyrer@inghamisd.org
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